Kansas HB2446 removes the requirement to list treasurers in political advertising attributions.
Kansas HB2446 amends state law to delete the requirement that the name of treasurers be listed in attributions for political advertising. This bill modifies the definition of corrupt political advertising and removes the need for treasurers' names in disclosures for various forms of political advertising, including print, broadcast, and internet communications. The changes apply to advertising that expressly advocates for or against a candidate, except for communications made over social media platforms with character limits of 280 characters or fewer.
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